Europe hasn’t found an alternative to the Russian gas

​The USA and EU look for the ways to reduce the dependence of Europe on the Russian gas. It will hardly be possible to find a new supplier because the environment is not stable.

The absence of the decision that would allow Europe to get rid of the gas dependence make Brussels and Washington cautious, an expert in the sphere of geopolitics, S. McMillan, said. The West considers a number of countries as alternative gas suppliers. Nevertheless, the realization of such projects is hardly possible.

60% of Israeli gas is shipped to the country’s domestic market, Turkmenistan prefers sending fuel to China as this is a more profitable market for export.

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